Sentence examples for misleading in terms from inspiring English sources

But this spectacular half-time sales scoreline could still prove grossly misleading in terms of profit.

It had taken 75 minutes for the visitors to produce their first effort on target, a fact that was not misleading in terms of indicating the visitors' impact in forward areas.

The strontium-glass studies were performed well scientifically, but the results and conclusions could be misleading in terms of the effect of strontium, or more broadly glass chemistry, on the bioactivity and in vivo behaviour of bioactive glasses due to substitutions made on a weight basis.

Finally, having a minor league affiliate in the Pacific Coast League is misleading in terms of hitter stats as well.

Microtus strains do not reduce nitrates (Table S1), and are then sometimes called bv. "Medievalis" to reflect this behavior but this is misleading in terms of phylogeny since the causative mutation is different from the one found in typical human pathogenic Y. pestis subsp. pestis bv.

Therefore, results with spatial working memory tasks in rodents may be misleading in terms of modeling human working memory.

Although this is frequently characterised as a rural-urban divide, this can be misleading in global terms and needs to be understood in its own context.

This term is misleading in the sense that resistance to a specific antimicrobial typically confers a reduction in Darwinian fitness (a fitness cost) in the absence of the pressure induced by that antimicrobial (Andersson and Levin, 1999; Andersson, 2003).

But perhaps the term financial services is misleading in this context.

We fully agree that using the terms LEC and MEC for lateral and medial sections of the human EC is misleading in this context.

This could be misleading in some situations.